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* [[LMI Forth-83]] - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH. | * [[LMI Forth-83]] - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH. | ||
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* [[ | * [[C-Forth]] - Open Source - Discontinued. | ||
* [[LMI Forth-83]] - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH. | * [[LMI Forth-83]] - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH. | ||
* [[UR/Forth]] - Commercial - Discontinued. | * [[UR/Forth]] - Commercial - Discontinued. | ||
Revision as of 19:12, 15 January 2015
Description
Imperative stack based language with an almost quasi-religious following.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Forth
- C-Forth - Open Source - Discontinued.
- FORTH/2 - Shareware - Discontinued
- LMI Forth-83 - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH.
- UR/Forth - Commercial - Discontinued.
Libraries, extensions and bindings
Editors with Forth support
A list of DOS implementations of Forth
- C-Forth - Open Source - Discontinued.
- LMI Forth-83 - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross development tool that runs on top of UR/FORTH.
- UR/Forth - Commercial - Discontinued.
A list of Forth implementations that run under WinOS/2
A list of Forth implementations that run under Java
A list of Forth implementations in JavaScript
Publications
Local articles
Code snippets
Tutorials and other learning material
Links
USENET
- comp.lang.forth - Surprisingly popular - Go to the Google groups version if your ISP does not offer USENET access or you are otherwise newsgroup challenged in any way.
Built with Forth
Standards
Forth history
- Invented by Charles H. Moore in 1968.